Sentence examples for eradicated without from inspiring English sources

The eradicated cases (Class 3) are further subdivided into two categories: subjects in whom infection is eradicated by conventional triple therapy and subjects in whom infection is unexpectedly eradicated without a past history of eradication therapy.

Like many of Ghana's problems, he says, Guinea worm will not be eradicated without more money.

Distrust runs too deep to be eradicated without a big shift in the province's fortunes.

Very few Nigerians believe that the web of insurgent, criminal and cult movements fighting in the Delta will be eradicated without fundamental changes in Nigeria's governance and politics.

Another tool to break the cycle of transmission could help tip the balance against malaria, and history tells us that a disease is unlikely to be eradicated without a vaccine.

That even trickier-to-shift weeds such as the dreaded couch grass can also be eradicated without any digging, if cardboard is applied on top of an infected area followed by a very thick layer (4- 6 inches) of compost.

Sealing borders simply fuels the human smuggling that EU leaders vow to eradicate, without keeping anybody out.

In some ways, money laundering is to Macau what corruption is to mainland China – ubiquitous, yet impossible to eradicate without undermining the entire economy.

In keeping us uncomfortable as we talked about it, and in showing how the Academy loves his children more than Flint's, Rock made us confront Hollywood's racism and how difficult, if not impossible, it will be to eradicate without changing the whole damn system.

It is possible that the gaps are closing but have not been fully eradicated, and without further studies this cannot be determined for certain (Berrino et al, 2007; Richards, 2007; Verdecchia et al, 2007).

The g7+ believes it is not possible to eradicate poverty without first addressing the issues of fragile and conflict-affected countries.